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Re: Slow PTT Release


 

They may be low quality.... But you just solved your problem, and effectively showed that all the "Baofeng is garbage and doesn't work for packet" was far more unfounded bias against what is seen as an inferior product, and had very little to do with if it's capable of being used for packet or not... There are a boatload of people using Baofeng UV5R radios for packet with Direwolf quite successfully.



On Mon, Mar 29, 2021, 11:10 AM Matthew Corcoran <m5mpc@...> wrote:
Hi,

Cheers Dana, that was it!!!? Disabling STE cured it :)? I Feel a bit of a fool for not spotting that in the manual :)

I will take the advice about Baofeng being rubbish (they are, I get quite bad pager breakthrough etc) - the only one I can find that seems to fit the bill without going for a shack-in-a-box is a Yeasu FT-25E.? But at the moment it's just an experiment with near dummy loads for antennas - I'll see if it can get it all working first.

Cheers again,

Mat.

On Sun, 28 Mar 2021, at 11:51 PM, Dana Myers wrote:
> On 3/28/2021 12:53 PM, Matthew Corcoran wrote:
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> > I'm a packet newbie and I've got direwolf working (have to say, the manual is very good :) ).? I'm using USB serial PTT control with a Baofeng - PTT is quick at TX, no problems there, but a bit slow releasing so it transmits over some replies.
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> Have you made sure to disable "Squelch Tail Elimination" on the radio ?
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> > I've looked at TXTAIL, but it seems that also delays the PTT - Is there a way to continue the carrier for a set time without delaying the PTT.? I've looked at direwolf -d o and everything seems ok there.
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